How to Photograph a House in 30 Minutes - Real Estate Photography 101
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- My name is Jonathan Corbett. I've been a real estate photographer for over 10 years and now lead a small team of real estate photographers in Greensboro, NC. I also teach and mentor other real estate photographers across the country.
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I don't photograph real estate, but this is a great video packed full of valuable practical information.
Love the EFFICIENCY of this method.
What a great video! 🙌😎 A lot of precious information
Check list? How did you get the window pulls without using AEB?
As a RE photographer I always use a tripod inside and out. You talked about keeping the shots level on the exterior and yet you are hand holding the camera. To ensure you have a level shot use the tripod outside as well. It saves you and your editors time adjusting your horizon.
Excellent video man! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Like the video. I ahoot handheld for everything at (normally) 800 ISO. I've never had any issues with the software not being able to align the images. I do my own editing, so maybe that makes a difference.
I've shot some RE photography and I am amazed that you don't use any flash and you don't seem to have problems with dark areas, color cast for lights or different colors of light for outside and inside. How is this possible?
editing
Awesome!! 👍
Thanks! I put a lot of work into it. Hope it helps you shoot amazing photos.
how are you getting the window pulls?
Accurate!
Great information. One suggestion, turn the video’s background music down. It was a little distracting.
its my big struggle that i over shoot. its cause i over think. this house you shot it would have been between 50 and 60 shots and i know its too much but i have the fear that my shots wont show the flow correctly if i do less. Being like that means i have no life. i work monday to monday. i dont get time for the family or go to friends or have a day off. I just work. the editing is the death of me. I get constant burn outs and to that point where i get suicidal . thats when i book myself out so i can just catch up. i work 400 hours a month and live in constant anxiety due to constant deadlines.
Equipment list?
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>How to photograph in 30 minutes
>Video lasts 47 minutes
How many extra things did I teach in 47 minutes? 🤔
I don’t really think it matters that the video is a little bit longer than what it’s teaching us to do. We wouldn’t have clicked on it if we knew how to do it in that span of time.
i over shoot. if i do flambient it takes me 90 minutes a house and 60 min if i do hdr
Nice information, but the annoying music over your voice is exhausting to have to listen to and try to block out. Just dump the music.
Thanks I will make sure to do that!
@ thank you. I appreciate it. Let me know when the video is available without music. I only made it for 5 minutes.
Here’s what I would do with the music. There’s a technique called ducking and a lot of video editing software will do it for you automatically if you turn it on. It will lower the volume of the background music while there is speech present thank you so much for this informative video. I’ve been doing this a while, but I can assure you I learned a lot and this is going to help me refine my technique and deliver better photos to my agents and realtors.
Yes.
I don’t see any need for background music.
Did you really just say shooting in manual mode is amateur??? it may not be the fastest way but to say its amateur is kind of foolish!!!
Yes I really just said that. 😮
I love shooting in manual for certain situations (not real estate). If you choose manual for real estate you are making an amateur mistake.
Sorry to say, but manual mode is the best if you understand photography. You have complete control. An amateur only knows how to shoot in aperture priority and program mode, etc. Know your equipment.
@@JonathanCorbett Again, we can agree to disagree.... But manual mode is not an amateur mistake... There are many situations where Aperture priority may not be the best choice. I don't know many amateurs that have a 400K solo business. Man if only I was using AV mode, I could be the professional you are.
@ thanks for taking the time to watch! Sorry all my content doesn’t line up 100% with you. 🙏
I love manual! I just know manual isn’t always the best choice. Aperture priority is the fastest way to get the best results in real estate for sure.👍
No flash…. Hard no…. HDR photos suck compared to flash / flambient….. go learn to use flash son…… night and day difference….
Then you need a new editor.
@ nah…..hdr is just lame son….. jus say you don’t know how to use flash…. :) it’s ok… my iPhone looks better than your crappy hdr edits- facts
@@Mr0erick0there’s nothing to edit in hdr son…. My 11 yr old could edit hdr lmao….. that’s the problem these days….clueless , lazy ass people…. Trying to make money by doing nothing…. Aka hdr :)
As a RE photographer I always use a tripod inside and out. You talked about keeping the shots level on the exterior and yet you are hand holding the camera. To ensure you have a level shot use the tripod outside as well. It saves you and your editors time adjusting your horizon.
As a RE photographer I always use a tripod inside and out. You talked about keeping the shots level on the exterior and yet you are hand holding the camera. To ensure you have a level shot use the tripod outside as well. It saves you and your editors time adjusting your horizon.